Next summer, the fighter wing will start its second tour in three years. Once again, the Arkansas National GuardвЂ™s 188th is going to war. Those big cargo jets flying low over a neighborhood? Those fast-movers tearing through the skies, leaving behind big booms and rattled windows? The chop-chop-chop of a helicopter taking off from your local National Guard armory? None of that bothers us. military, there might not be a boy handling that bird but a trooper of the opposite persuasion.) вЂњI donвЂ™t care what that thing says,вЂќ said an Arkansas fan, looking at the scoreboard, вЂњthey didnвЂ™t lose.вЂќД¬lick here: For more information on the game and crash.LITTLE ROCK - Whenever some of us see a military aircraft overhead-and there are a lot of them training in Arkansas skies these clear days-we canвЂ™t help but think: вЂњGo get вЂ™em.вЂќ (It used to be, вЂњGo get вЂ™em, boys,вЂќ but in the 2011 version of the U.S. He could have made it 150-0, but he put in the second and third teams.вЂќ And Coach Frank Broyles is a fine gentleman. вЂњBill Burnett could have scored a couple of touchdowns but it wasnвЂ™t that kind of game.вЂќД«ob Seaman, Wichita coach, said: вЂњThese are great people. вЂњThis game will hurt Bill MontgomeryвЂ™s average and the statistics of Chuck Dicus,вЂќД«royles said. Tailback Bill Burnett, who has a chance at Steve OwensвЂ™ career touchdown record, didnвЂ™t suit out even though Broyles said he could have played. вЂњI was never more proud of our fans, our student body and our players.вЂќ We just worked on blocking and tackling for Texas A&M and let the score take care of itself,вЂќ Broyles said. вЂњWe didnвЂ™t try to get them emotionally involved,вЂќ he said, вЂњThere were no pep talks. 2 flaming plane crash in the Colorado Rockies killed 13 players, the schoolвЂ™s coach, athletic director and 15 others, the crippled Wheatshockers regrouped and fought to the final seconds.Д«ut their inexperience- there were 10 sophomores and seven freshmen on the starting units- was too much to overcome.Д«royles had trouble in preparing for the game- вЂњwe just couldnвЂ™t get up for it because of its sympathetic nature.вЂќ But the Razorbacks knew Wichita expected no favors.Д«ecause of the unique circumstances, Broyles said the Arkansas coaches dreaded the week before the game. Wichita started its вЂњsecond seasonвЂќ against one of the nationвЂ™s best teams. Just after that plane crashed I didnвЂ™t think I would ever see another football game.вЂќ But, I guess I should be glad to be alive. вЂњIt was a funny feeling, going out on the field,вЂќ he said. John Hoheisel had a cast on his left leg, but he was the elected captain of the Wichita State University football team and his teammates wanted him on the field for their first game since 13 players were killed in an Oct. вЂњIt was the first time we ever did anything like it.вЂќДЄnd in the stands, 40,000 Razorback enthusiasts roared their admiration for the visiting team, another unusual sight in War Memorial stadium in which only the sounds of вЂњSooey, PigвЂќ usually roar.ДЄt the start of the game the Wichita team captain hobbled on his crutch to midfield for the pre-game coin toss. вЂњThey spontaneously wanted to go over and talk with the Wichita players.вЂќ Arkansas coach Frank Broyles said Sunday. вЂњThey were fired up before the game and they were still fired up when it was over,вЂќ said Razorback Joe Ferguson, a reserve quarterback who threw two touchdown passes against Wichita.

The scoreboard showed a 62-0 Arkansas victory, a devastating defeat for the young men from Kansas.Д«ut, Arkansas showed only respect and admiration for the tragedy-scarred Wheatshockers, a team of more than 40 freshmen and sophomores.

They raced across the astroturf, meeting the Wichita State Wheatshockers at midfield. But the Arkansas Razorbacks were not heading for the dressing room.

(UPI) вЂ“ The officialвЂ™s final gun sounded and the benches emptied. On October 2, 1970, a plane carrying 40 persons crashed into a mountain near Silver Plume, CO in the Rocky Mountains killing 31, including 14 WSU players, 14 members of the Wichita State family, and three crew members. A look back at the 1970 Arkansas vs Wichita State game.

Arkansas fans say sooey pigs